You’ve Probably Never Seen Lake Tahoe Like This Before
Stunning photos by Gray Malin capture the beauty of the place.
Courtesy of Gray Malin
There’s a way to keep Lake Tahoe’s blue waters in your home. Thanks to renowned aerial photographer Gray Malin, we now have access to one of the world’s most naturally colorful places. Malin’s latest collection is all about Lake Tahoe, and just taking a look at these prints, it’s obvious why about 15 million people visit every year.
The shockingly beautiful blue lake, combined with the Sierra Nevada mountains, make for quite the combination. And since it’s located in both California and Nevada, you get some of the best views in two states, rolled into one. There are so many notable prints available on Gray Malin’s website right now, but we’ve highlighted a few of our favorites below.
To kick things off, is there anything more wow-worthy than this two-toned snapshot of a paddleboarder cruising around?
In the southwestern region of the lake, Emerald Bay boasts lots of green trees (which are snow-capped in the winter, of course!) and is recognized as a National Natural Landmark.
There’s just something about Gray Malin and umbrellas. This one was taken at Meeks Bay, an area known for hiking, camping, and beach days.
A popular cliff-diving spot in South Lake Tahoe, Rooster Rock also serves as the ideal setting for a serene sailboat excursion.
